Mr. Stout is with our Art Show winners! Great job Tigers!
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
First Grade student visit Middlebury businesses to learn about their community.
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
Kindergarten enjoyed a beautiful day at the zoo. Thank you to all the parents who spent the day with our little Tigers.
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
Check out the NHS Summer Camps. Scan the attached QR code for more information.
over 1 year ago, Juanita Friesen
Interested in Head Start for next year. Contact their office @ (574) 393-5864
over 1 year ago, Juanita Friesen
Happy Mother's Day to our wonderful Jefferson mothers! JES students are the best for many reasons but one is that they have great moms who pour love into their children everyday. Thank you for all you do! Have a great day!
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
Walkathon Day 4 Update: 2,806 laps or 701.5 miles! Collectively the students could have made it to Atlanta, Georgia. Thank you for supporting our walkers.
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
The JEFFERSON KDG POTAWATOMI ZOO TRIP has been RESCHEDULED to Monday, May 15 due to the forecast for rain all day on Friday.
over 1 year ago, Juanita Friesen
JEFFERSON PTO MEETING DATE CHANGE. Due to multiple conflicts, the PTO meeting has been changed to Thursday, May 18 @ 6:30pm.
over 1 year ago, Juanita Friesen
Jefferson Spring Music Program featuring Kindergarten and 3rd grade students.
Thursday, May 11
over 1 year ago, Juanita Friesen
May 10th is National School Nurse Day! Each of our schools is blessed with an awesome nurse who cares for students. Our nurses provide first aid to students after playground mishaps, help manage student medications, give comfort to students who are ill, communicate medical issues with parents, and take care of needs that extend to the families of students. They are truly servant-leaders in our school corporation. Thank you for everything that you do to help!!
over 1 year ago, Middlebury Community Schools
Day one of our Walkathon… 750 laps and 187.5 miles. Walking is a life time exercise that has many health benefits and can be done with friends increasing the fun. Students are walking for new gym equipment.
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
Students take care of the earth by cleaning up the trash on our school grounds. If you visit please use our trash cans on the playground. We take pride in our school!
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
Shout Out: We are very proud of our third grade students!!! They worked very hard and gave us their best effort on ILearn! We celebrated their efforts with a third grade dance party parade. Great job third graders!
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
An extra happy staff enjoys a special lunch provided by Saca Los Tacos. Thank you so much! We LOVED it! We appreciate the PTO for organizing this. Thankful!
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
Congratulations to BizTown’s citizen of the day! Great job Tiger!!!
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
We are very thankful for this experience for our third grade students. Jefferson students learn so much when they run their own town. So many businesses, staff at BizTown, and parents made this day possible. Thank you to all who make this possible! 3rd grade students follow this experience with running their own business at our JES Market Day.
over 1 year ago, Tricia Brickner
May 1st is National School Principal's Day. We want to thank all of our principals for working hard every day to help students and staff. We appreciate you!
over 1 year ago, Middlebury Community Schools
The MCS Art Department would like to invite you to join us for the 2023 MCS Art Show at Northridge High School. We will be displaying the best artwork from our K-12 students and recognizing them for their outstanding talents on Friday, May 12th.
The show will start at 5 pm and conclude at 7pm. An awards presentation will start at 6 pm in the auditorium to highlight the best artwork from each school. Entrance to the show will be through doors 21 & 15 at NHS.
We are looking forward to the show and hope that you can make it!
over 1 year ago, Middlebury Community Schools
over 1 year ago, Juanita Friesen